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TEE RECORD OF THE COURTS.
Supreme Court.

Supreme Court
Hon. Byron K. Elliott, ief-justice.
The following opinions were rendered yester-
day:
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

EERsss INVARIABLY IN ADvANcE-PosTAaR PREPAID
BY THE PUBLISHERS.
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GLOBE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, ,
NO. l6l BROADWAY. Ngw.YoRK. JAM I, 1887.
E'ORI FOURTH DIVIDEND The usual
semi annual dividend OF nve (5 cent has been do
clared ayable ON demand.
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Dipi6eno Notices.
BowERr SAVINGS BANK,

EAST RIVER NATIONAL BANK.-A divi-
IL dend OF FOUR PER CENT has been declared from the
1887 - NEWELL. Cashier
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are invited to examine an en-
" t.rprlse about being brought before the public Two
Hundred and Fifty Thousand liars are pledged bni The
advisable TO employ cap tai Il" not less
ten Dollars This latter amount al enable
ksn 70 uerci their and make them mme
Xs,aiv ,rohtahle AddrrR, BUSINESS.
~-'''1 P'N" Tribune ONCE.
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NEWER AND RIO GRANDE RAILROAD

~ CO-Holders Of Denver and Rio Grande Ola Common
Stock OF the organization plan ov reason o.
naymen OF assessment requested TO communicate WIN
ke advertiser that Joint action may De H,eh anl ne
company compel recognition OF their stock Address b.
Ro N v. o.
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finanrial,
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R'WAY CO.
NETWORK. DECEMBER. 1885.
To the Security Holders of the Lake Erie
and Western Railway Co.

dHu WtStofH ndIWdy w.
Tho purchaser General Samuel Thomas has sgreed to sell
the property TO q company 10 be formed called ITO
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company whose line will
extend from sandusky Ohio Peoria ILL., <30 miles, ana
which will issue the following securities:
First Mortgage gold per cont 30 bonds
being the OF $4,000 per mile
Preferred stock being at the rate of per
mile
stock being OF $40 900 per
mile.
All ertnguished by the sale and
will portions the purchase money
from the officers OF the The Car Trusts will also
be paid OF leaving from lien az above
Old security holders will be allowed TO subscribe for certain
portions Of the securities. as follows
INCOME BONDS
Holders Of deposit Of Same
with Central Trust Company win be allowed TO deposit
their bonds certificates the be- with tho Cen
Trust Company and receive receipt which viii entis
due from the sale OF the Railway
when paid by the Master OF the Court
In addition
Holders Lafayette bloomington Munce incomes, or
certificates deposng before January Is, 1887
giving them right 10 subscribe
their hong preferred stock OF the new
Company at 80 And they hereby notified that 10
avail themselves Of tie right TO subscribe they must deposit
said bonds before January Is 1897 and
subscribing 80 cent OF tho 80 per cent
Of before January GOTH 1881
Holders Erie and Western Incomes or certificates
privilege the amount OF their SUD-
scpton Will be $50 per cent OF their
holdings
Holders Of sandusky Division Incomes certificates have
the privilege except the OF their subscrp
ton their per Of their holdings
STOCKHOLDERS
The old stockholders will allowed deposit their stock
with the Company OF NewYork and pay
ment $40 receive certificate for the par
OF their stock will he convertible into common
when ssned by the Railroad Company And they arc
hereby before January 10
1887 Stockholders who have paid assessment viii have
credit authorizing transfer OF the amount 90
paid
York
NELSON ROBINSON.
For the purchaser
THE CENTRAL TRUST co is prepared tn receive
issuing certificates therefor under
the aboye plan.
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Bnsiness Chances.

VEL ESTABLISHED manufactunns
"A bu.inssa for ALA ON Of retiring from
r%NGY knit GOODS AND WoHsTEp "a ss aasssss.
ais and are SgiaSss machinery.
sairSt p,rhsa 20 Thi, favorable opporsanis - tSSS
WIN cap,tsi who " engage 10 rev xnnriCyE
RfS;rsrs S9s1 wssoRyTHp TxSSIcs esFs Chariss q y
&noGaa 0ox ao7o Hew.Yoee
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METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY

OF TIE CTT1 OF NEW -fOHN.
Capital 81 Don. 900. No. 80 wniisL
Designated ny order Of tn Supreme Court legal depos
tory VIII receive deposits OF money on interest," act a. hcA
trustee Tor c)rpDrJ1 AL aoceps AM
execute any trusts oi3 ga ~
favorable terms a. other similar panieA
THOMAS HILLHOUSE President.
FREDERICK ID. TAPPEN Vice President
WALTER BRGrIIN, Secretary.
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NOTICE

NOilCE .,, -, -, ,,,rco,s
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY Will be holden al tiie
Companys Chicaso Illinois, on TU E5DA u The
eighteenth January. A ID 1887. at eleven O'CLOCK IN
TIE act upon the follow ing propositions
Firs-That stock of the be Increased
thousand shares frou two hundred and
ninety hundred dollars each 10 three
hundred OF hundred dollars EACH thus
making tho whole capital stock Of e company thirty mill
Ton dollars
shareholders Of the comrany registered on the
oOks the close 0f busDess on The eighth day OF
January D. 1887 shall have the privilege OF su0scIions
10 stock. al the rate OF three ami onela per cim
upon amount OF stock then registered their nam re-
for such subscriptions 10 be alo al
Tire Office New York. beorr the twentieth
DAY January A. d. 1897 at the price OF one hunro AND
thirty each sh OF such stock and Tor
fractions ike proportion Certificates Tor rac
tons III I've issued wC shall 10y delivery aud
shall be for certificates OF stock whc presented
TIE company office In New York sums vi hundred
collars mutipes thereof No dividends will accrue upon
Ne fractions OF shares All shares OF the new issue not SUB
kbe aud paid for said twentieth day OF January A. d.
ISL be disposed 10 other purchasers At not less than
NE price above named.
Third the foregoing
y before tie meeting
The stock books will closed the close OF bust
.s on the eighth day VI January. 1887 aud closed
Nil The morning OF the tweDtie day OF tie month
by order OF the Board Of Directors
E.. T. H. GIBSON Secretary.
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OFFICE OF THE
Cincinnati, Hamilton anil Dayton RR. Co.,
Cincinnati, 30ih December, 1886.
NOTICE.


THIS Company It's proceeds Of sales OF
preferred stock Issued for the purpose OF
retiring lie higher and the purch of stocks
and bonds upon which liable guarantee hereby invites
SEALED PROPOSALS
on or before February 10 1887 for the sale 70 u of any OF
M, Glowing exceeding In tho aggregate
the sum OF i've hundred thousand dollars S5OOOOO Of each
CINCINNATI. HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAIL
ROAD Fivr Per Cent Consolidated Mortgage
Sinking Fund Bonds. due 1908
DAYTON AND MICHIGAN RAILROAD Third Mort
gage Per Cent Bonds. due lSSs
DAYTON AND MICHIGAN RAILROAD Consolidated
Mortgage Five Cent Bon is. due 1911
DAYTON AND MICHIGAN RAILROAD Guaranteed
Eight Per Cent Preferred stock
DAYTON AND MICHIGAN RAILROAD Guaranteed
Three AMI one-half Per Cent Common stock
CINCINNATI RICH HoSD AID CHICAGO RAIL
ROA d First Mortgage Per Cent Bonds duo 1888
Proposals should iOrsed "Oers 10 Sell Stocks and
Bopds' and addressed 70 either Of the undersigned
T. WILSON WOODRUFF, Treasurer,
Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton Railroad CO..
SO Broadway New York
FREDERICK H. SHORT, Assi-ra 4 Treasurer.
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Co.
Cincinnati. ohio.
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feelures ano ftlsstings.

CRENCH AND GERMAN LECTURES every
L Satnriav AZ the BERLIiZ SCHOOL OF LANooA"HS'
oyT Maaiison-ave.. also instruction
NEW YORK JUVENILE ASlLuM.,M, -. Al al.
election supply the yaesneie, 81 ny ecrpor.
pr oh o. VI. ed the second MONDAY January ths aos3
s.." o,ciock m the House OF Reception % "sss
mt a,s !" rSs p.is VIII DO open from 10 O'Clock
OIL RiEs z. PScX' Inspectors of Election
JOHN L. PETER GARTER,
Secretary
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lEurflerous Crow Indian.

\ MILES CITY, Montana, Jan. IS sss.r
Irvine. formerly Deputy United States NJ.
shal, has been looking up tbs case of II.
Crow Indians who attacked and sin.S
several Assiniboines on the Poplar rive,
reservation in September. he found that
nineteen were implicated Last Wedns.
day Mr.. Irvine deputized party to % :.
the Grow reservation and appreheni r..
guilty Crows Yesterday word wss ;.
ceived that the posse were there but t5.,
the Indians wanted were scattered over >,
extent of country fifty miles square br,
that, Notwithstanding the extreme cold. the
Indian mounted police has been pressed
into service. Mr.. Irvine instructed Denr,r
Hood to camp on the trail until every I'd
malefactor had beer secured.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, Jazz. 1S.-The circular issued by
Mr.. Gladstone urging the attendance of all
Liberals at The coming session Of Perlia-
ment has been sent TO both Lord Harting-
ton sad Mr. Cham berlain and their follow
ers.
TIE German consul here states that no
German residents in England have been or
derel 10 join their respective military re-
serve depots.
The British gun-boat Firm was wrecked
to-day On the Northumberland coast
Nineteen OF the crew were saved by means
Of The rocket apparatus of the Life Saving
Service. The fate of the others is as yet
unknown The Firm is g composite gun
boat Of 455 tons and has been used as q
tender to the iron turret ship Devastation.
The Liberal and Irish Nationalist Club of
London arc arranging to hold great public
meeting at St James Hall to express indig-
nation at the cruelty and inhumanity shown
iu the recent evictions OF the VIM estates
al Gienburgh. county Kerry, Ireland. The
Right Hon. James Stansfeld will preside.
OTTAWA, Ont., Jan. 1S.-The Dominion
Parliament is called to meet for the dis
patch OF business on April T.
PARIS, Jan. 1S-The Chief Clerk of the
Paris Post. office has stolen $4,000 in pos
tai money orders and fed
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Roller Explosion

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 1S.-The aoi.,
that supplies the dry house Of Preston Rid.
ers atave factory at Crothersyiile blew nm
yesterday and two empIoyees-Henry Nh.
lima and Archie Warner-were instantly
killed. AIillioa's head was blown clear Of
his body, aud Warmers head torn literal,
to pieces. Their bodies were so horribly
scalded that the skin peeled oil from head
to foot. Another employee had his i5o
broken to pieces. The boiler, weishiD,
5000 pounds, was hurled 125 feet
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

There is great complaint in Richmond
about the lighting u the gas lamps on the
streets.
The Grand Lodge Knights of Pytbias
will meet in Fredericksburg on Tuesday,
the 18th day OF February.
A dispatch from Richmond Gays that
the Governor hes received number OF let
ters from promina men IL different parts
Of the State commencing him for his course
in the Cluyerius cas-
The amount OF coupons rendered at Rich
mond for licenses SINCE March /, 1880. S59-
Gil 10; amount rendered for real and per
sonal tax for 1885. So .000; for 1856, $40, 600.
Total on all taxes since March, $50, 6l7.lO
a colored boy named Tibbs was accident
ally killed near sun nit Station, Spottsyl'
vania county, Sunday night, by companion
who vas footing win Il loaded gun. Inc
contents OF The gun entered near the eye,
killing the boy almost instantly
The Board Of Public Works have appoint.
ed Samuel - anderson, Of Msrtinsville,
Henry county, member Of the Board OF
Visitors Of the Virginia Military Institute,
10 fill tae vacancy occasionad by the resig-
nation Of Mr.. :. G Whittle.
The Executive Committee Of the Virginia
State Agricultural Society will meetin Rich
mcnd this evening, when 6 statement ofthe
financial condition Of the society will be
presented be election of secretary will be
held, and preliminary arrangements for pre-
MUM iiat ior the exhibition Of 1887 made.
4 fire in NcrIoll, last night destroyed the
shoe establishment OF c. J. Whitehurst and
the hardware establishment OF ]. D. Gale &
Co.. and the stores OF Thomas Wood George
r. Waitehurst and ". II. Martin were dam.
aged. An explosion of powder occurred in
Gales hardware stcip, which blew cut the
front cf the sore Several persons werein
iurs5. among them Chief Engineer Kevill.
The peopsy;y was ali insured. The origin
CT the fro l. unknown The loss il c0nsid-
ereb;e
Nov tha5 tre Cluycnus case has been dis
posed Of, public attention is being directed
to shat CT ~. r. Smith, the embszzling first
clerk in Chs office of the First Auditor, and
who is now il Jail. under sentence to the
panit0u ii.gy. Yesterday Mr.. ". w. Crump,
counsel for Smith, whose health Is reported
to be in a pracaIious condition, called on
the Governor and had 9 long interview
with bin in behalf Of the prisoner, but 40
action 10 ri: was taken.
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A GOOD POUNDING We ore pleased 10
hear ihec o. 5Ioaday 'as. IA kiai fii@
OF CbFi-t church saye tasy eeog-a minis.
ter, Rev Frank SirueieiIow. gooi p aad-
ing ut Tie rec;uIy. We hope ,ae adie Of
Trinity church nad Kingsiaa gi.i emulate
the example oil their c0risnan sister o
Middle,ex icy seeking to sd5 10 the con-
for! Of this pious seivant of God. IL tas
CONNECTION we may BE- perfai'te9 o. -
thai too niueo cannot Ice done for Toe cau.
fort and welfare of Rev Frank Sripgte oa
During tho dark days OF war. he wns ias
trusted friend and scout Of Lee and Stuar
and who b. his gallan, deed, amid scenes
of deadly peril: won an impe'ishable fame.
which will live IN song aud story. When
the war vas over, this noble and chivarou.
Peladin laid aside his armor. afterwards
sacrificing every earthly dream Of ADDITION
upon the altar of religion. He became as
valiant q soldier cf the cross rs he had been
g brave, and daring soldier il the defence
of the Confederate 5anneT.--lidegater Ir'
ain ian
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3terGay.
airs. I.ogan's house in Washington, has
been given to her free OF NIL encumbrsnces.
Minister McLans has Congratulated Gen.
Bopianpsr upon his efficiency as the head Of
the French army.
Alderman McQuade, the convicted New
YORK boodler, has been teken to Sing Sing.
and will york II TIE laundry.
Some OF the menbsrs Of the New York
Free Trade Club demand that the club shall
formally repudiate Henry Georges land
theories.
Five thousand members of s.. Stephens
Catholic Church, New York, met last night
to protest against the removal of Rev. Dr.
McGlyHD.
Surveyors arc at wor, in Washington
eoantS. hid, in lbe interest Of tue proposed
railroad along the line Of the Chesapeake
ana Ohio Canal
In the Creek elections all Ia. members OF
the ministry were returned, and the gov
ernment will have majority OF two-thlrd5
in the new ohanber.
It is thought that in view Of the effort to
transfer the weatbe. bureau to the Interior
Department, the President will not nomi-
nate chief sigma service officer from the
army.
The trial OF George n Walker for the
murder OF John <. Miller by shooting him
on & street. Washington. on the Sth of De-
cember last, was begun yesterday before
Judge Macarthur
In the House o. representatives yester-
dsy bills were introduced to grant Walt
Whitman q pension and appropriate $780,
goo for a colored peoples world exhibition
Of Birmingham, Ala.
Sunday services in London promise to be
very sensational. \ body of three hundred
mep marched to oue If the churches the
other day and amu-ei themselves By Kissing
the prayers for the res a family.
Representative BAilautine, Of Tennessee,
Yesterday introduced d bill appropriating q
SUN ret in excess of 50, 100000 for the con-
struction of 5000 ton steam cruiser upon
the plans OF Charles Landborg, of New York,
the vessel TO have Il speed OF twenty knots
aud to be capable Of steaming 5000 miles
when equipped,
In reference to the challenge of Captain
Bush. of the Ccronet.to sail any keel schoon-
er Gying the American flag, Mr.. c. II. Colt
saws his yacht Dauntiess will be ready to
sail racs for l0000-sweep stakes-trom
Sandy Hook TO Queenstown Guy time be-
tween the 1st and 15.h Of March, according
to conditions named ia seid challenge.
Deputy United States Marshal Mehen, of
Parkersburg, " Va, landed in jail there
yesterday Afternoon man named w. ..
Kevaer. who once was preacher but VINO
! for the last ten years, has been the leader OF
q Gang of Illicit dislillers 10 notorious To-
calitv q few miles from there, known es
New Kentuokn For the last five years
warrants have been Issued for Keyser's ar
rest. but no one could capture him
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PoIif;caIFtenns.

The Delaware democratic legislative eau.
Gus renominated George Grey 10: United
States Senator last night by exclamation.
A caucus of the democratic members OF
the Massachusetts Senate and House yes
terday nominated Hon. 2. a. Collins as the
democratic candidate for the United States
Senate.
Judge Ayres yesterday decided that there
is no provision of the Indiana constitution
whereby Lieutenant Governor can i'a
elected at any other time than when Gov
ernor is elected, and followed this decision
with the grant of writ Of Injunction against
Robertson the republican claimant. to re-
strain him from presiding at the iointconVen-
ton for the election ofa U. S. Senator. State
Senator Smith. . democrat who has baau
elected TO preside over the Senate, claims,
therefore, the right to preside if any con-
vention be held.
The Senatorial situation 10 Nebraska IS
decidedly mixed, although ballotins will
begin to-day. The struggle is between
straight" republicans, Van Wyck's adher-
ents and democrats There are 1913 mem
bers of the legislature, and q these the
straight republicans claim thai siXty-two
have signed the caucus call. The demo
Gratis have thirty eight members. and The
Van WyckeTs claim the votes Of foTtT-two
republicans, leaving discrepancy of ten
votes. The VanWyckers also claim 20 con-
troll twenty five democratic votes, waich
would give VanWycl q majority. The
democrats, however, deny this, and say that
at least twenty five democrats will stand by
McShane. The republicans nave not yet
held caucus, apd it Is understood they
will not do so uuti! after TIC first ballot in
the Joint convention. when the strength OF
the candidates will be definitely known.
The New Jersey assembly committee on
contested elections met yesterday 30 hear
against Fred. Waller, democrat, for the sec
ond Mercer district After discussion the
committee went into conference 10 decide
as to their procedure in the case. The As.
semby held brief session lest night.
Speaker Baird announced the committees,
which are about equally divided between
the republicans and democrats. after the
announcement bad been made. Mr.. McDer-
mitt, deu.) OF Essex, asked leave 10 with
draw from oil committee. IS he did not
desire 10 hold any appointment ffom trait
orous democrat" Speaker Baird declared
him out OF order 9'hs organization Of the
Senate was postponed until Thursday
The committee On contested elections viii
submit two reports to-day, the majoriiy re-
port in favor OF new election in the dis
puled second Assembly distTics OF Mercer
county, where Jones $50 Walter arc = tie,
and The minority N favor o. seating Walter,
democrat.
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From WASHINGTON.

Especial Correspondence of the Alexa GAZETTE. J
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Jan. IS, 1887.
In the House to-day, during the consider
ton Of the resolution for an Investigation OF
the affairs Of the subsidized Pacific railroads,
Mr.. Hayden, of Massachusetts,, alluding 10
the bill now before the House for extending
the time during which those roads may pay
their Indebtedness TO the Government, said
the bill providing for that was stock Jobbers
affair and solely intended 70 benefit stock job.
bers. Mr.. Henly, CT Cal, denied the charge,
and said under the rules of the House he
could not denouuce it as it deserved to be.
Mr.. HAYDEN reiterated it, The resolution
was then adopted.
Mr.. ]. r. fuckers friends say, in refer
snce to the report about mis- having judge
ship of the court OF this city offered him
upon the expiration OF his congressional
term. say he cannot afford to acceptit; that
the salary is only 81, 500, aud that be could
not afford 10 keep house aud entertain on
that sum, and that be could make more
than that by practicipg his profession. Re.
speeding the lumor that Mr.. Tucker may be
appointed one OF the commissioners under
the interstate commerce bill. ii = said the
qualifications for such position are so dill
ferent from those in the line OF Mr.. fuckers
pevious occupations that ne does not posses
them.
Mr.. Barbour being asked this morning
about an article in yesterdays GAZETTE,
taken from the Richmond Dispatch, 10 tbs
effect that the Midland Railroad was to be
detached from the Richmond nnd Dauvile
system, and be resume his place as presi-
dent of it, replied that BE mad first seen the
article in tue GAZETTE, ana that that was
ali be knew about it, de said he had 40
idea the Midland road would % detached
from the Richmond and Danvi!lc system, but
that whether it be or no;, or whether or Dot
he would be offered its presidency, he did
know that be could not and wonld MOI &c
ceps it. He had served in That capacity
long enough. and never wanted 10 Try i'll
again.
IL the Senate today resolution Was
adopted appointing a joiat committee Of
senators and representatives to consider the
resolution for celebrating in this city in 1892,
the 4O0tb anniversary of the discovery of
America Mr. German offered resolution
for retaliating upon Canada for the seizure
OF American vessels. Nj. Fry replied that
hiR committee mad given that whole subject
due consideration and would repor. il few
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HydroDhObia.

PIrTsBURG, Jan. 1S.-A nine-year old
daughter Of Joha Shriever, of Bloomfield, o
suburb of this city, was found yesterday to
be in TIE first stages of hydrophobia. She
WAS bitten in the leg near the knee by a
stray Cog about four weeks ago, but no no.
tice was taken Of the matter until about a
week ago, when the wound became run
ming sore and the child was confined to bed
VITA ever Last evening she went into
commissions, bit at the bed clothes and at
every person who cane near her, and show
ed adherence at the sight Of water. DIR.
Gaertner, who is attending her, states that
the child has all the symptoms of the dis
ease. Her condition is unchanged this
morning.